Leaning in only helps individuals, with no wider advances to society.
These genome-wide advances greatly contribute to our understanding on the mechanism of the genome organization, as well as its adaptive plasticity in response to environmental changes during development and disease.
Given the limitations of the existing scholarship, rapidly ageing population and large scale rural-urban migration in China, there is an urgent need to seek a new analytical approach that captures both wider advances in academic research and the changing make-up of rural family life in the context of migration.
(At your option, their smaller displays appear either stretched to fit the wider Advance screen or with a bar of black on either side).
Those involved in the deal are hailing it as a massive step in the global popularity of women's tennis, as well as a marker post in the wider advance of female sport.
The 3rd Canadian Division was assigned the wider advance on the left, which included the sharply rising ground of the Bellevue spur.
He felt that rather than looking inward for communists within U.S. borders, the nation should look outward at the "alarming world-wide advance of Communist power" that would leave the United States and Canada as "the last remnants of the free world".
From its earliest days, Hollywood, which has always lagged behind wider social advances, limited the roles of black actors to stock, wide-eyed cowards, simpletons or servants, often referred to as "uncles" and "mammies".
But the wide front advance is there to be seen.
Recording of the electrocardiogram by string galvanometer evolved a century ago from wide-ranging advances in physiology, physics, and engineering.
The Kyoto Prize for lifetime achievement in basic sciences goes to László Lovász of Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest for wide-ranging advances in mathematics and computer science.
